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Name Simple Subjects Date Extend 8 In each of the sentences below, underline the simple subject. Check your work by writing your answers in the correct squares of the crossword puzzle. ACROSS 2. Boston was the site of many exciting events. 4. In 1773 the Patriots dumped tea into Boston Harbor to protest a British ruling about the price of tea. 5. Tories, who were loyal to the British king, were upset. 7. Paul Revere’s midnight ride alerted citizens about the approach of the British army. 10. The East is the place to see many American Revolutionary War landmarks. DOWN 1. “The British are coming!” 2. Many famous buildings still stand there. 3. The great outdoors had importance, too. 6. Men along Revere’s route left their homes and assembled for battle. 8. It was the start of the American Revolution. 9. The end of British rule delighted many Bostonians. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 McGraw-Hill School Division 8 At Home: Read about your favorite part of the Revolutionary War era. Look for the simple subject in each sentence. Critical Thinking McGraw-Hill Language Arts Grade 5, Unit 1, Sentences, pages 16–17
Name Simple Predicates Date Extend 9 Read the letter written by a girl who was sent to the country to avoid the dreaded flu epidemic of 1918 at the end of World War I. Circle the simple predicate in each sentence. Dear Mother and Dad, Life at Grandma and Grandpa’s is sure different from home. I never really got the whole picture of farm life during our visits. I worry about you in the city. I wonder if any of our neighbors have caught the flu yet. I miss school. I hope it reopens soon. My day starts at 5 A.M. I help Grandma with the chickens. I clean out the horse and cow stalls. We eat breakfast after morning chores. Cooking and baking take a lot of time. We never buy bread or cake from a store. Nights are quiet. I read or sew before bedtime. That is all right with me. I am so tired after dinner. I fall asleep as soon as my head hits the pillow. I hope you write soon. I especially hope that you stay well. McGraw-Hill School Division Love, Sally McGraw-Hill Language Arts Grade 5, Unit 1, Sentences, pages 18–19 At Home: Write a few paragraphs about something you had to do to help someone out. Find and circle the simple predicate in each sentence. Critical Thinking 9
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